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Maqzino

Interactive 3D atlas of the human brain — touch and learn

Design and development — Android

What it is

Maqzino is an interactive 3D atlas of the human brain. Rotate the model, tap any part and read about it — what it does, and how it looks from four scientific angles: evolutionary, biological, neurological and anatomical.

What it does

  • 21 regions and 38 tappable structures inside a translucent body
  • Fade, hide or isolate any part to reach deep structures such as the hippocampus
  • Explode mode pulls the brain apart piece by piece
  • English pronunciation for every region
  • Persian and English, light and dark, fully right-to-left
  • Completely offline: no internet permission, no ads, no analytics

Four angles on every region

Evolutionary

Why this part exists at all, and what it solved for the animals we descend from.

Biological

What it is made of, how it is wired, and where it sits among its neighbours.

Neurological

What happens when it works — and what changes when it is damaged.

Anatomical

Its shape, its landmarks, and the Latin names you meet in textbooks.

Screens

English interface, dark theme. Tap any screen to see it larger.

  • The whole brain inside the glass body, with the action bar

  • Left temporal lobe selected, with its name card and the listen button

  • The info panel: names, pronunciation, function and the category tabs

  • Right lateral ventricle, pulled out of the brain with 'fade others'

  • Explode mode at 86 per cent — every piece pulled apart

  • Searching for a region by name

  • The settings menu

  • The app's navigation menu

  • Signing in to the app

  • The subcortical structures

Built with

  • Kotlin
  • Jetpack Compose
  • Hilt
  • Room
  • SceneView / Filament

Availability

Privacy policy

3D model based on the open Z-Anatomy project (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Support Maqzino

Maqzino is free and stays free — no ads, no analytics, nothing locked behind a payment. If it was useful to you and you would like the work to continue, you can chip in. It unlocks nothing in the app; it just makes the next version more likely.

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